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FLUID FILM GEL BW (white) & GEL BN (natural) Product Data: #202 Effective May 2011 Permanently soft gel coating for all metals. Will not evaporate. Lanolin-based coating. Solvent free. Non-toxic. Anti-corrosive coating for all metals. Protects against attack by moisture, salt solutions and atmospheres in marine, agriculture and industrial environments. Applications are made in a single coat to ballast tanks, void spaces, pontoons, etc., on both new and old constructions. For use on equipment requiring protection from corrosion for extended periods. Not recommended for extended exposure to bright sunlight. For these applications use FLUID FILM GEL BEW (Exterior). See Technical Bulletin #202.3. If conditions dictate a heavier or lighter coating or lubricant, refer to other EUREKA CHEMICAL product bulletins for semi-liquids, gels and greases or consult EUREKA CHEMICAL COMPANY.

Application for Heavy Marine

New Construction: No sandblasting required. Remove any loose mill scale. Welding flux residues must be removed by wire brushing followed by washing with clean water. Clean up all debris. If surface has been shop primed with inorganic zinc, do not coat until the zinc has been cured a minimum of 30 days. Surface Preparation:

In Service Equipment: No sandblasting required. Remove flaking rust and peeling paint. Break all blisters larger than 25 mm (one inch). Remove all standing water. Clean up all debris and silt. May be applied over tightly adhering rust. Residual coal tar and asphalt coatings must be removed to leave a thickness of no more than 50 microns (0.002 inches) If surface is heavily scaled, consult your Eureka representative. For further details, see Technical Bulletin #202.4. 1

Number of Coats: Typical Coverage Per Drum:

170m 2 (1,833 ft 2 ) at 1.23 mm (48mils) thickness for new steel. 146m 2 (1,571ft 2 ) at 1.44 mm (56 mils) for rusty steel.

On very heavy rust, visual inspection is required for best thickness recommendation. Thinning: Curing Time: Methods: Heating Required: Spray Equipment: Clean Up: Protective Equipment: Do not thin. None. Equipment may be used immediately after coating. Airless spray, roller, brush. Under extreme cold conditions, storage of material in a warm room will facilitate application. Alemite 7896 pump (22/1 ratio) or equal, and a flow gun. See Technical Bulletin #202.1.

Scrape off excess then wash with hot water and mild detergent or any commercial degreaser.

When spraying use approved eye protection to safeguard against potential eye contact. Use respirator or gas mask with appropriate cartridges and canisters (NIOSH approved, if available) to remove oil mist. If making repairs by brush, a respirator is not required.

Typical Properties (ASTM-D1535)Specific Gravity: Specific Gravity: Color: (ASTM-D1535) Flash Point: (ASTM-D92) Cleveland Open Cup Unworked Penetration: (ASTM-D217) Specific Conductivity: Effect on Rubber: ASTM D-471 @ 158F 70 hours 0.915 - 0.925

White: 2.5YO / 2 or lighter. 207C (405F).

200-230 Less than 10-9 mho/cm @ 1M HZ None on neoprene, buna-n and most synthetics. Some swelling on Natural rubber.

Effect on Paint: Effect on Aluminum: Effect on Copper, Brass: Effect on Steel:

None on most painted surfaces. No pitting. No staining. No hydrogen embrittlement. 96C (205F). This value is given for information purposes only and is not to be construed as a recommendation for maximum temperature use. Oral: LD 50 greater than 16ml / kilogram (relatively harmless).

Dropping Point: (ASTM-D566)

Toxicity: (Tests performed by outside laboratory using standard methods.)

Skin Irritation: Score 0.83 (minimal irritation). Title 16 CFR Section 1500.41. Eye Irritation: Negative. Title 16 CFR Section 1500.42. Salt Fog (Inches/Year): a. ASTM-D117 (5000 hours) 0.00016 b. MIL-C-23050 0.00020 (maximum allowed 0.005) Simulated Ballast Tank: MIL-C-23050 0.00053 (maximum allowed 0.005)

Performance:

Note 1: When welding in tanks coated with FLUID FILM, wipe material back a distance of 1.5 meters (5 feet) from where hot work is to be performed and from the deck area beneath the hot work. See Technical Bulletin #202.2. Note 2: If FLUID FILM is applied over metal covered with scale, even though tightly adhering, anodes must not be present. If the anodes are not to be removed, then the surface must be cleaned to conform to Steel Structures Painting Council SSPC-SP3. Note 3: Maximum usable temperature is 65C (150F). Ballast tanks should be filled with water 4 to 5 days before hot cargo taken on in those cargo tanks that are adjacent to ballast tanks. FLUID FILM GEL BW & BN contain no materials reportable under TSCA Regulations.

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